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HELP! Am i doing something wrong ?

Looking real good Nickrivard420 . I would transplant to final pot now. At this stage they are growing their roots, so not much vertical growth but are growing underneath.
Easy to drown them at this stage also, as new growers don't understand why they aren't growing up - when they are growing down. I can say that cuz I have overwatering in the past. One learns from ones mistakes - so don't be disappointed when you err - just hope they are all small and correctable.
 
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I was also gonna transplant my seedlimg soon too about a week maybe 2.... one of my seedlimg was burimg and drying out at the ends so i cut the dried parts good idea ? Any other tips advice ?
 

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Your first picture looks like nutrient burn, your forth picture looks like a little nitrogen deficiency, are you checking you PH going in and coming out? Are you feeding any nutrients or not? Where you flushing these plants like your buddy told you to before you ask on here?
 
It's time to transplant out of the solo cups. Once the leaves hit the edge of the cup, the roots are hitting the cup too. That big clay pot is a nice size but what about drainage? Cannabis must have drainage holes in the containers to allow oxygen to the roots.
 
Nickrivard420 it is good practice that when your young plant leafs outgrow the diameter of your pot that your roots probably have to and it's time to transplant those bigger pots will do a much better job, make sure they have drainage.

are you checking you PH going in and coming out? Are you feeding any nutrients or not? Where you flushing these plants like your buddy told you to before you ask on here?
 
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Yes i feed it and and i flushed it a few times, i check my ph going in, my tap water is about 7 and i dilute it with distilled water yo bring it to about 6.2, i domt know if its good to do it this way but i cant afford to get ph up and down atm. Mr.furley
 

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I remember your other thread about your buddy's watering advice.
https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum/growing-community/135790-clone
if your growing in soil and have flushed to that extent you've most likely have removed most nutrients from the soil and will need to give nutrients.
if you have transplanted your clones into good soil I wouldn't water with nute to runoff or flush . It looked like you have nutes burn, your soil,if reputable will carry nutes already at a minimum for little while.

you can use Lime, lemon, and/or vinegar to lower your pH.
 
Ps. The biggest problem with new grows is the misconception that more water, more nutrs equal bigger plants this is not true. It leds to nute burn/ toxicity and overwatering.
P.s.s keep us posted.
 
Mr.furley pretty bad on my part that u remeber that and i didnt lol. Tha k u so much !! And how much of either of the 3 do i add to water ?? I dont want to lower it 2 much. Im using ph strips :/ gotta save some money !
 
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